<TITLE>22. Par 201-209</TITLE>L-201 Now, just you out there in the audience now, you just keep real reverent, and say, "I'm going to believe it, no matter what anybody else does, what anybody else says; I'm going to believe it with all my heart." And just be faithful and believe now. All right. All right.
They're, the brethren back there, and ministers and them, is bringing the patients out.
Now, I think, yes, this is alive. Now, if the one on... the engineer on that'll kind of keep it a little high. 'Cause sometime when the anointing strikes, then I--I don't know what I'm saying, You see, I'll have to... It's somewhere else back in life. See? And then when I... Just like you dreamed it. See? And you're dreaming like a dream, if I make it that way to you, yet you're standing right here. You go back for years in people's life, and find what they did, what's the matter, and whatmore, and bring it up like that. See? And that's the Holy Spirit. Then It tells what was, what is, what will be, so forth. You just have--watch it and listen close when you get your tapes, and It'll tell you.

L-205 Now, here's a man that's probably just maybe a little older than I. And I believe we're strangers, one another. This is our first time meeting, as far as I know, you and I, we're strangers to each other. You've been in meetings. Yes. He's been in my meetings, he said, but had never met me. Course there's millions has been in the meetings that I would never know. But we... Now here's two man that meets for our first time in life. He's just a man standing there; I don't know him. Here's the Bible; I--I don't know him; I've never seen him in my life. He's seen me, from somewhere in the audience in a meeting somewhere. But there he stands.

L-206 Maybe the man is a make-believer. Maybe he's a believer. Maybe he's not a believer at all, no way. Maybe he's just a man. Maybe he's sick; maybe he's not. Maybe it's domestic trouble, financial trouble. Maybe he's standing there for somebody else. I don't know. But there he stands, and here I am. "Now, sirs, we would see Jesus."
Now, what could I do for that man? Now, I might walk up to him, put my hands on him, say, "Are you sick, sir?" He'd say, "Yes, sir." I put my hands on him, say, "Glory to God, hallelujah. Go, you're going to get well. Hallelujah." Well, now, that could be he'd get well; depends on what he thought about it. No matter, might... Me shaking him and putting my hands on him, wouldn't do nothing. It's his faith in God that would do it. But now, he'd have a right to doubt that. But if the Holy Spirit can stand here and tell him something that he has been, like Moses wrote Genesis, then surely He could tell him what would be. He could believe that, could he?
Now, now if He would do that, if Christ would do that, how many of you would believe with all your heart?

L-209 See, now see, the only one fault I find in America, they have seen so much until they just become spectators. You see? Don't do that. You honor Christ. See? Don't pay no attention to me. I'm a sinner saved by grace. But now, no matter how much God would anoint me, He's got to anoint him too. That's right; it wouldn't do a bit of good. It's got to anoint him too. He's got to anoint you (See?), anoint you out there, the Holy Spirit fall on you.
Then this is just a channel. You don't speak it yourself. He speaks through you. It's a medium in which God uses to speak through. See? It's like this microphone. That microphone is a mute unless something back here is speaking through it. And that's me, how do I know that man, never seen him, but I'm a mute to him? See?


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